Six Flags

yes, canobie lake park is owned by six flags new England

48"

Yes. They have a kennel to the left of the main gate. There is a charge for this service, but is a much better option than leaving your dog in the car.

That depends on where you are coming from, where you are going, your passenger type (adult/child/senior) and whether it is one way or round trip. There is a nifty search tool on greyhound.com that can help you find prices, but here are some examples:

1 Adult from Denver to Saint Louis, one way, is $151.00

2 Senior from New York to Salt Lake round trip is $323.50

(All fares looked up on 7-28-2015)

There is no age limit. The ability to ride a rollercoaster is based on height.

A Ferris Wheel, a Merry-Go-Round, and a Haunted House are all common amusement park rides.

There is not a Six Flags in the Wisconsin Dells. There are water parks and other theme parks around town though. The biggest theme parks are Noah's Ark and Mt. Olympus. Use a Wisconsin Dells Vacation Planner to view attractions and other places in the Dells

To many people got hurt on it.

The name of the Six Flags park in NJ is Six Flags Great Adventure. The parks address is 1 Six Flags Blvd, Jackson, NJ 08527. The phone number is (732) 928-1821.

Disney has different height restrictions on different rides, with little rhyme or reason. They are based more on averages than any physical reasons. The notes are mine, based on observations. 35 inches or taller for Goofy

Around 30 to 45 dollars depending on the amount of riders

It is not a chance that I would take personally, but you could certainly ask a doctor that question and get a more direct answer probably. I went to Universal Studios when I was 8 months pregnant. I didn't show much and went on almost all the rides. I asked my doctor ahead of time and she said most of the caution is because the rides that make you cautious. I'm pregnant again and have gone to a couple amusement parks and ridden non-violent rides. Use good judgement, if the ride is extremely violent, shakes you around, I'd stay off. Something like a flume, or a carousel...I'd enjoy.

It depends on which Six fFags you are talking about. If you are comparing all of them, then the ride Kingda Ka, which is in Cedar Point. It goes exactly straight and curves at the top, and goes right back down.

Yes but that was because someone who rode Batman the Ride was wearing a hat and it fell of while he was riding it. When he got off the ride he went over the restricted area of where the coaster was to get it. He then got hit by it while it was moving @ full speed.

It's happened to me before! They gave me 2 or 3 chances to bring it next visit. On those chances, they let me get in for free with a reciept they gave to me. On my last chance I forgot to bring my pass. So, they charged me about $15-$20 to get in. And even though it's stupid, I didn't bring it AGAIN, and for some reason, for the same amount of money, they renewed my pass! And so that's what'll happen if you forget it 5 times!

It is not based on your weight to be able to ride a roller coaster, it is based on your height, and each ride requires you to be a certain height.

Scream, Riddler's Revenge, Batman, Tatsu, Viper, and especially X2

According to the Kentucky Kingdom calendar for 2009, the park opens at 11:00 AM.

See link below for more information on Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom.

Update: On February 4, 2010, Six Flags announced that it would be closing down the Kentucky park due to lease disputes.

it is 3,118 feet long

456 feet high and you drop 418 feet

No, being the name of something specific, it is a proper noun.

During Six Flag's Dream Night promotion (where they picked one person and 100 of their closest friends to come to Six Flags after hours and have a free-for-all with the park for 4 hours) the estimated prize cost was roughly $430,000, which breaks down to about $100,000 an hour. However there are plenty of variables that go into that price (such as the date, what rides/attractions you want open, what's going on in the area, etc.) Six Flags will not close the park during normal operating hours for a private party. They will, however, open the park during closed hours and during their normal operating season for roughly $100,000/hr.

10:30a.m. - 9:00p.m.

The Six Flags park in Missouri is called Six Flags St Louis, unsurprisingly because it is located in St Louis, MO. It is one of many Six Flags locations in the USA.